RevisionPrep vs Revision Village vs RevisionDojo: Which IB Revision Platform Is Right for You?
RevisionPrep vs Revision Village vs RevisionDojo: Which IB Revision Platform Is Right for You?
RevisionPrep, Revision Village and RevisionDojo take different approaches to IB revision. RevisionPrep is structured around MYP 1–5 and selected DP subjects, while Revision Village and RevisionDojo offer broader DP subject coverage and additional tools. This comparison looks at coverage, question depth, mark schemes, diagnostics, pricing and coursework support so students can decide which platform fits their needs.
All three are established platforms in the IB revision market. This article sets out what each one offers, why RevisionPrep may suit students looking for its particular MYP and DP structure, and the situations where another platform may suit you better.
RevisionPrep vs Revision Village vs RevisionDojo at a glance
RevisionPrep is structured for both DP and MYP. In DP, it covers Maths AA and AI, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Economics at SL and HL, with questions supported by model answers, full mark schemes and examiner insights. In MYP, it provides year-by-year practice from MYP 1 to MYP 5, with questions tagged to criteria A to D.
RevisionPrep covers both MYP and DP. MYP runs year by year from MYP 1 to MYP 5, with Maths and Sciences in MYP 1 to 3 and Maths, Physics, Chemistry and Biology in MYP 4 and 5. DP covers Maths AA and AI, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Economics at SL and HL. The bank contains more than 150,000 exam-style questions, with answers, model answers, full mark schemes, examiner insights and an in-question AI tutor.
RevisionPrep offers all of its current DP subjects under one $299 two-year plan. Revision Village currently lists its Complete Learning Suite at $499 as per site, or $109 for three months ($49 for a single subject). MYP 4 and 5 cost $149 per school year or $69 for three months, and MYP 1 to 3 starts at $39 for three months. A free sign-up gives access to 4,000+ RevisionPrep questions and revision notes without requiring a card.
Revision Village's current site prominently describes itself as an IBDP platform, while also featuring educators with MYP and DP experience. It covers many DP subjects across maths, sciences, humanities and languages, plus IGCSE maths. Its best-known feature is step-by-step video solutions to past-paper questions.
Revision Village offers once-off and subscription plans for individual courses and its Complete Learning Suite, alongside free-access questions, practice exams and videos. Check the live pricing on each platform before purchasing because prices and promotions can change.
RevisionDojo covers a wide range of subjects. Its site lists 44 DP subjects and 10 MYP subjects, with MYP organised by course rather than by year. Its pricing page states 35,000+ exam-style questions. It also provides AI feedback and coursework tools covering areas such as the IA, EE and TOK, alongside Plus and Pro subscription plans and a free plan.
We checked prices and features on each platform's own websites in September 2026. Competitor prices vary by region and promotion, so students should confirm current pricing before purchasing.
Why RevisionPrep may suit DP students
For DP Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Economics, RevisionPrep provides extensive practice across its covered subjects, with model answers, full mark schemes and examiner insights. All of its current DP subjects are available under one $299 two-year plan.
### 1. Depth in the subjects you actually take
RevisionPrep concentrates its DP questions on six courses, allowing substantial practice within each covered subject. When you filter to one subtopic, such as Reactivity 2 in Chemistry or Theme D Fields in Physics, you can practise within a focused area rather than working through a general subject bank.
Every question is tagged by subject, level, topic, subtopic, command term and difficulty.
Maths covers AA and AI at SL and HL, across all five topic areas, including HL Paper 3 practice. Sciences cover Chemistry, Biology and Physics at SL and HL. Economics covers SL and HL, organised by paper and command term.
### 2. You learn from the mark scheme, not just the answer
Every RevisionPrep question provides several layers of support: the answer, a model answer, the marking scheme and examiner insights.
The mark scheme shows where individual marks are earned, including relevant method, accuracy and reasoning marks. Examiner insights highlight common traps such as missing units, incorrect interpretation of a command term or other mistakes relevant to the question.
When a model answer still does not click, the in-question AI tutor can provide additional explanation without leaving the question.
### 3. One price for every current DP subject
RevisionPrep offers all of its current DP subjects under one $299 two-year plan.
A student can therefore use the same plan across Maths AA or AI, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Economics rather than purchasing separate RevisionPrep subject plans.
A three-month option is also available for students who want to try the platform before committing to the longer plan.
### 4. Mock papers and notes written by teachers
DP mock papers are written by experienced IB teachers in the structure and timing appropriate to each course, with separate mark schemes.
Revision notes include command-term tables, worked examples, common-mistake sections and quick-reference material for chapters.
Why RevisionPrep may suit MYP students
RevisionPrep is explicitly structured across MYP 1–5, with questions organised by year, criterion and difficulty.
Revision Village is primarily positioned around IBDP, whereas RevisionPrep is explicitly structured across MYP 1–5 and DP. RevisionDojo also covers MYP, but organises its MYP content by course rather than by year.
### 1. Practice built around criteria A to D
MYP assessment uses four criteria: A, B, C and D.
On RevisionPrep, students can filter questions by criterion and difficulty, allowing them to practise a particular area rather than simply completing a mixed collection of questions.
For example, a student who needs additional practice with Criterion B can select Criterion B questions and work through questions appropriate to their MYP year and difficulty level.
### 2. Questions for your year, not a combined course
RevisionPrep splits its MYP questions by year.
An MYP 2 student can therefore practise MYP 2 content, while an MYP 5 student can work on Year 5-level practice.
MYP 1 to 3 covers Maths and Sciences. MYP 4 and 5 cover Maths, including Standard and Extended, together with Physics, Chemistry and Biology.
### 3. Difficulty that builds progressively
MYP questions are organised into three difficulty bands.
Foundation questions include additional support such as annotated diagrams. Standard questions provide normal practice without additional hints. Higher questions involve more complex, multi-step thinking and are designed to provide more demanding practice.
### 4. The same platform from MYP into DP
Because RevisionPrep covers both programmes, students can continue using the same platform from MYP 1 through DP 2.
Families with students in different IB stages can also use the same platform while each student works within their own programme and year.
Start with Road to 7, in MYP or DP
Road to 7 is a free 20-question diagnostic available to signed-up MYP and DP students.
It samples questions across the student's course and provides an indicative grade band together with a topic-level view showing areas that are strong, need improvement or are weak.
Weak areas can then be connected to relevant notes and practice questions.
Road to 7 is an indication of current performance, not a predicted grade, and no result guarantees an outcome.
Where Revision Village or RevisionDojo may suit you better
RevisionPrep may suit students looking for its MYP 1–5 structure and DP Maths, science and economics practice, but all three platforms have different strengths and areas of coverage.
Revision Village may suit students who prefer learning through video, particularly because its step-by-step video solutions are a prominent part of its offering. It may also suit students who need DP subjects that RevisionPrep does not currently cover, including areas such as Psychology, History, Business Management, English or Language B.
RevisionDojo may suit students who need coursework-related support, because it provides tools and exemplars for areas such as the IA, Extended Essay and TOK. Its broader subject coverage may also be relevant to students taking DP subjects outside RevisionPrep's current subject range.
Students can also use more than one platform—for example, RevisionPrep for MYP or DP Maths, sciences and economics practice, and another platform for coursework or subjects not currently covered by RevisionPrep.
What RevisionPrep does not do
Being clear about limitations helps students make a more informed comparison.
RevisionPrep does not include official IB past papers. Its questions are written by its team of educators in an IB-style format, while official IB past papers are owned by the IB and are available through schools and authorised channels.
RevisionPrep currently does not provide coursework tools for the IA, Extended Essay or TOK.
Its current DP coverage includes Maths AA and AI, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Economics.
How to choose an IB revision platform in 20 minutes
Use the free access available on each platform before paying for a subscription or course.
Start with the subject you find most difficult and compare the same four things on each platform.
First, check depth rather than headline question counts. Find your weakest subtopic and see how much relevant practice is actually available.
Second, inspect the marking support. Open a question and see whether the platform explains how marks are earned or simply provides the final answer.
Third, check syllabus alignment. Make sure the content matches the syllabus you are currently studying.
Fourth, test the actual user experience. Try the platform on the device you normally use for revision and check whether diagrams, equations and explanations are easy to read.
If you are in MYP, add a fifth check: can you practise by criterion?
Common mistakes when choosing an IB platform
Comparing headline subject counts is the first mistake. A larger subject count does not necessarily mean greater depth in the subjects you actually take.
Buying only in the final months of DP 2 is the second. A platform purchased earlier can support longer-term practice, while a late purchase may primarily be used for intensive revision.
Paying for something your school already provides is the third. Ask your IB coordinator what resources your school already licenses.
Using a DP-focused resource for MYP without checking its structure is the fourth. MYP assessment uses criteria A to D, so students should check whether a platform supports the assessment structure they are actually studying.
Choosing entirely on price is the fifth. Compare the quality of explanations, mark schemes, syllabus coverage and question depth alongside the price.
Frequently asked questions
### Is RevisionPrep better than Revision Village?
For students specifically looking for a year-by-year MYP 1–5 experience, RevisionPrep is structured for that use case. For DP Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Economics, RevisionPrep offers model answers, full mark schemes and examiner insights, with all its current DP subjects available for $299 over two years. Revision Village may suit students who prioritise video solutions or need subjects that RevisionPrep does not currently cover.
### Which IB revision platform may suit DP students?
For DP Maths AA or AI, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Economics, RevisionPrep offers model answers, full mark schemes and examiner insights on its current syllabuses, alongside teacher-written mock papers and revision notes, for $299 across the full two-year course. Students who prioritise broader subject coverage, video solutions, coursework tools or different learning formats may prefer another platform.
### Which IB revision platform may suit MYP students?
For students looking specifically for a year-by-year MYP 1–5 experience, RevisionPrep is organised by year, with questions tagged to criterion A to D and a difficulty band. This allows students to practise their weakest criterion at an appropriate level. Revision Village is primarily positioned around IBDP, whereas RevisionPrep is explicitly structured across MYP 1–5 and DP.
### How does RevisionPrep compare with RevisionDojo for MYP?
Both platforms cover MYP, but they organise the content differently. RevisionPrep organises MYP year by year from MYP 1 to MYP 5, with questions tagged to criterion A to D and difficulty. RevisionDojo organises MYP by course and covers additional MYP subjects, including humanities and design.
### Which IB revision platform is cheapest?
It depends on the number of subjects you take and the plan you choose. RevisionPrep offers its current DP subjects under one $299 two-year plan. Students should compare the total cost for the subjects they actually need and check whether a plan renews automatically.
### Can I use RevisionPrep alongside another platform?
Yes. Students can combine platforms according to their needs—for example, using RevisionPrep for MYP or DP Maths, sciences and economics practice, and another platform for coursework or subjects not currently covered.
### Is RevisionPrep free for teachers?
Verified IB teachers and coordinators can apply for free full access to one programme, MYP or DP, until 31 May 2027, subject to verification. Private tutors and academies can use the standard plans.
Try before you decide
Create a free RevisionPrep account to access 4,000+ questions and revision notes without entering a card, or review the available plans and pricing before choosing a subscription.
RevisionPrep is an independent revision platform. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the International Baccalaureate Organization. “IB” and “International Baccalaureate” are registered trademarks of the IBO. Revision Village and RevisionDojo are trademarks of their respective owners and are referred to for identification and comparison only.
Competitor information and pricing were checked against publicly available websites in September 2026 and may change. Students should verify current information directly with each platform before purchasing.
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